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Transition from Asana

Last modified: 12 July 2024

Asana is especially popular among startups, tech companies, and other businesses that work on project-based deliverables. Its primary focus is on creating tasks, assigning them to team members, setting due dates, and marking priorities. Compared to other issue tracking systems, its user interface is simpler and more intuitive. It's generally favored by non-technical teams due to its strong project management features, ability to manage workloads, and create a visual roadmap of tasks.

If you or your team have been working with Asana and would like to recreate specific aspects of this experience in YouTrack, consider the strategies described here.